CWWK Best Selling Products
Multi-Port Mini PC
Compact multi-port mini PCs for firewall, routing, VPN, and small business network deployment.
NAS Motherboard
Compact Storage Solutions for Backup, Media, and Home Servers
Rackmount Server
Compact rackmount servers for virtualization, firewall routing, NAS storage, and small business network infrastructure.
Testimonials

Michael R.
CWWK F8
Easy to set up with OPNsense. The 2.5GbE ports work well for my home network and NAS, and the fanless case runs quietly 24/7.

Alex T.
CWWK S7 Pro 10GbE Firewall Mini PC
I needed a compact firewall with 10GbE support, and the S7 Pro fits my setup very well. The dual 10GbE ports are useful for my NAS and main switch. Build quality is better than I expected, and the device feels like a serious network appliance, not just a small PC.

Ethan S.
NAS-B-M8 Motherboard
Good layout for a DIY NAS system. It supports multiple drives in a compact build and works well for home backup storage.

Brian C.
1U Rackmount Server
Fits well in my small rack and saves space. I use it for firewall and light virtualization tasks, and the system arrived well packed.

Robert L.
X86-P6 Mini NAS
The X86-P6 is a nice upgrade for users who want a newer low-power platform. I use it with NVMe storage and 2.5GbE networking. It works well as a quiet home server, and the size is perfect for my desk. Very suitable for people who want a compact NAS without a large case.

Thomas B.
NAS-B-W680 Motherboard
I chose this motherboard for a custom NAS build because I wanted more expansion options than a normal consumer board. The multiple SATA options, 10GbE, and Mini-ITX size are exactly what I needed. It took some planning for the case and cables, but the board itself is very capable.

Daniel K.
CWWK F9
Stable performance with pfSense and enough ports for WAN, LAN, VLAN, cameras, and guest Wi-Fi. A solid choice for a small office network.

Jason M.
CWWK X86-P6 Pocket NAS
I purchased the X86-P6 for a small NAS and Docker server. The multiple M.2 slots make it very flexible for compact storage builds. It is much smaller than a traditional NAS, but still powerful enough for file sharing, backups, and lightweight home server tasks.
Blog posts

Mini PC vs Desktop PC: Which One Is Right for Your Needs?
Compare mini PCs and desktop PCs by performance, cooling, power use, upgradeability and use cases to choose the right computer for your needs.

CWWK N355 DIY NAS Returns as White CW-M2 N150
Discover the white CWWK CW-M2 N150, the updated version of the original purple N355 DIY NAS motherboard, with 6 SATA, dual NVMe and 2.5GbE LAN.

CWWK vs Topton: What Is the Difference?
CWWK and Topton are separate companies with different roles. CWWK develops and supplies hardware, while Topton purchases and resells selected CWWK products through its own sales channels. Learn why...







































